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sebititospoDec 20, 2022

This movie was absolutely perfect, I loved everything about it. The soundtrack, the story, the characters ando the ambientation. I really DO recommend this film.

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NickTheCritickApr 1, 2022

This film gives me a lot of perplexity. The shots are rather anonymous and do not leave me much. The shot in the scene of Hugh Glass being attacked by the bear, for example, doesn't give me that sense of fear and anguish it should convey. TheThis film gives me a lot of perplexity. The shots are rather anonymous and do not leave me much. The shot in the scene of Hugh Glass being attacked by the bear, for example, doesn't give me that sense of fear and anguish it should convey. The whole film revolves around the beautiful Alberta's landscape and Dicaprio massacred by the forces of nature. It remains a decent movie.… Expand

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Rutles55Aug 8, 2022

This film was so beautifully filmed because it was all filmed in ambient light. No extra lights, just with the light around them, and reflectors. From a photographer's perspective, this is extremely hard to do so this film is absolutely phenomenal.

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realjaytheboomMar 8, 2022

One of the most beautifully shot, emotionally acted, character study's of all time I adore this movie. Leonardo DiCaprio's performance is emotionally driven has he is trying to get revenge on his sons killer played brillantly by Tom Hardy.One of the most beautifully shot, emotionally acted, character study's of all time I adore this movie. Leonardo DiCaprio's performance is emotionally driven has he is trying to get revenge on his sons killer played brillantly by Tom Hardy. Everything about this movie is just masterfully well done.… Expand

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AJ_13Sep 20, 2021

A raw and brutal film, that tells a simple yet really powerful story. Both DiCaprio and Hardy are award-deserving, as are cinematography, direction and score.

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FilipeNetoNov 24, 2020

It is impossible to take a film that has been nominated for twelve Oscars and not be left with any kind of expectation, especially if the film manages to bring together two of the big names in cinema today: Leonardo Di Caprio and AlejandroIt is impossible to take a film that has been nominated for twelve Oscars and not be left with any kind of expectation, especially if the film manages to bring together two of the big names in cinema today: Leonardo Di Caprio and Alejandro González Iñarritu. In this case, the film exceeded my expectations. The narrative tells a fictional story about one of the trips of Hugh Glass, an American pioneer and adventurer who actually existed. In this film, he is the guide of a group of hunters who venture into native territory to collect animal fur, a valuable and profitable item at that time. When the group is attacked by Indians and only a few survive, Glass leads them until he is attacked by a bear and is abandoned on the verge of death. Then he begins a struggle to survive, to return to the colony and to punish those who abandoned him.

Firstly, I loved the story. It is a classic story of revenge with an aroma of "Count of Monte Cristo" that has nothing astounding, but works well. Iñarritu knew how to give the film an excellent rhythm and dynamics, where there are no dead moments and everything is perfectly articulated and completely clear and noticeable. For me, what displeased me most was the invention of a son that the main character never had and that only exists in the film to increase the dramatic effect, but it is something that we managed to forgive before all the redeeming qualities that this film presents. It also has several action scenes with struggles, ambushes, deaths and even a rape (not explicit, but clear).

The cast is a fundamental part of the value of this film. Leonardo Di Caprio is a great actor, one of the best of our time, and he had nothing more to prove when he decided to make this film. He started a career in roles where all he had to do was be pretty, but he evolved, he became a real chameleon capable of surprising us with each film. But he still wanted to win the Oscar for Best Actor, for which he had already been nominated three times (in 2005 with the film "The Aviator", in 2007 for his work on "Blood Diamond" and in 2014 for "The Wolf of Wall Street"). Di Caprio appears here as we have never seen him, with an almost raw and violent realism. Tom Hardy also did an extraordinary job, giving life to the greedy selfish Fitzgerald, and Will Poulter, who we still remember to see emerging for the cinema in one of the Narnia trilogy films, is truly moving in a naive and nice character. Domhnall Gleeson was also excellent.

In addition to the engaging story and a strong cast that gives everything it has to surprise us, the film features the skill and detail of González Iñarritu, attentive to the smallest details and realism of what he is filming. Once again, he had the collaboration of the experienced Emmanuel Lubezki, who had already signed the cinematography of "Birdman", also by this director. The film is visually magnificent: the camera moves in our perspective as if we were part of everything, running away from the Indians and crawling on the floor; the skillful use of colors, natural light (not a single spotlight was used), filming in a real location, contrast and the effect of blur and depth gave the film a realism that almost transports us into the screen. The use of excellent costumes and the construction of genuine sets has also helped, and allows us to be better placed in the historical period when everything is happening. I can understand those people who criticized the film for exaggerating a bit in the filming of trees, sky and landscapes, its something that can tire some viewers, but I liked that and, for me, it was an additional quality. The use of CGI has not been overlooked, in particular to recreate the animals and the bear, but everything is so realistic that we can almost doubt the use of CGI. The sound and special effects also worked perfectly and the soundtrack is truly effective.… Expand

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velomaNov 14, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Great movie. Would recommend it to everyone. It's a long movie, but it didn't bore me a second. I think they should have explained more how Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) lived with the Indians before his wife died. But despite that small thing, it was amazing. Great acting by both Leo and Tom Hardy. The final fight scene was very climactic and the fight choreo was good. Time flew while I watched this piece of entertainment and I was sad when it ended. Great story, acting and filming. Everything you want from a survival/ action movie.… Expand

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tomzieglerOct 30, 2020

Incredibly well-directed. Iñaritu reaches a totality of vision. All the use of wide-angle lenses from the phenomenal Lubezki makes the visuals and production design stand out, and of course DiCaprio deserves every bit of that gold statue forIncredibly well-directed. Iñaritu reaches a totality of vision. All the use of wide-angle lenses from the phenomenal Lubezki makes the visuals and production design stand out, and of course DiCaprio deserves every bit of that gold statue for his work here. Bravo!… Expand

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fury_cutter_incAug 21, 2020

A relentlessly depressing movie with little substance. It doesn't offer a light at the end of the tunnel to motivate you to keep watching and goes from one terrible thing to another. The first and only movie I have ever walked out on becauseA relentlessly depressing movie with little substance. It doesn't offer a light at the end of the tunnel to motivate you to keep watching and goes from one terrible thing to another. The first and only movie I have ever walked out on because I honestly found it so exhaustingly depressing. I'm no stranger to grim films and am not the type of person that always wants a happy ending but this was too exhausting for me. Unless you're a masochist it's worth avoiding.… Expand

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apannilssonAug 11, 2020

Good actors, nice cinematography but otherwise very predicable and pointless story.
Felt like a patchwork of different mayor movies from the past 20 years.

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KYLATJul 3, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Remember, this is how you make a good revenge story without the actual "revange"… Expand

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MattKingsburyJun 8, 2020

Every aspect of this movie engages. Every member of the cast brings their A-game, with fantastic performances from Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy and Will Poulter. The cinematography is without question the greatest I've ever seen in a movie,Every aspect of this movie engages. Every member of the cast brings their A-game, with fantastic performances from Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy and Will Poulter. The cinematography is without question the greatest I've ever seen in a movie, and is reason enough to watch. The music is beautifully done, and knows when and where it can be used to enhance the film with its unique style without becoming overbearing. An incredible motion picture, one of the true greats.… Expand

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zNeverSleepingApr 29, 2020

Roteiro, Trama, Atuações, primor técnico. Uma obra de arte que não há por onde criticar negativamente.

Desde o princípio, o filme demonstra quão bem preparada é sua cinematografia. Planos longos, com um toque leve, que poderiam facilmenteRoteiro, Trama, Atuações, primor técnico. Uma obra de arte que não há por onde criticar negativamente.

Desde o princípio, o filme demonstra quão bem preparada é sua cinematografia. Planos longos, com um toque leve, que poderiam facilmente virar uma pintura. O Diretor de fotografia sabe muito bem como dizer algo sem que seja necessário linhas de diálogo. Os efeitos práticos são muito convincentes, com uma maquiagem surreal de tão bem trabalhada. A CGI não fica pra trás, acrescentando bem a trama. A OST é muito bem intercalada com o silêncio, que passa muito atmosfera da cenografia, que aqui está fantástica.

Quanto as atuações, todos estavam perfeitos nos seus respectivos papéis. Leonardo DiCaprio da vida ao seu personagem e o assume de uma maneira assustadora. Suas expressões de dor, pronúncia de outras línguas, expressões faciais, emoções como raiva e tristeza transcendem a tela e fazem com que tudo pareça mais real. Tom Hardy não só da conta do seu papel como faz com que nem imaginássemos como seria o filme sem ele, assim como o DiCaprio. Seu sotaque dá um certo tipo de "charme" característico ao personagem e ajuda muito bem a transmitir suas crenças. Domhnall Gleeson, apesar de sua cara de novo, se encontra bem e consegue transmitir sua influência e poder, sem que pareça forçado.

The Revenant é maravilhosamente bem estruturado, com um roteiro adaptado e atuações de ponta, que junto a direção de Alejandro González Iñárritu, tornam o filme único!… Expand

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kopewinApr 18, 2020

Personally this movie does not have content. I was very boring boring boring boring boring.

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BitashMar 29, 2020

What a movie, I just rewatched it again 2020, amazing cinematography, you have to rewatch to appreciate the scene art, acting and shots. Leonardo is a genius but the acting in this movie is superb. I loved him in Wolf of Wall street and IWhat a movie, I just rewatched it again 2020, amazing cinematography, you have to rewatch to appreciate the scene art, acting and shots. Leonardo is a genius but the acting in this movie is superb. I loved him in Wolf of Wall street and I love him in this.… Expand

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mahdimeshkateeMar 23, 2020

dont get me wrong, this is definitely a movie to watch, and dicaprio plays extraordinary as always and the cinematography is revolutionary. but its the screenplay and the whole story that seems irrelevant to such brilliant acting and cinematography.

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DiptanshuMar 1, 2020

Felt like I am living the surroundings!beauty as well as dark!every aspect was thrillingly dark and satisfying!hands down to the greatest action scenes just made me think how dark awesome and beautiful it was at same time!cinematography isFelt like I am living the surroundings!beauty as well as dark!every aspect was thrillingly dark and satisfying!hands down to the greatest action scenes just made me think how dark awesome and beautiful it was at same time!cinematography is that great i don't wanted to blink while experiencing it,great score,screenplay,action,acting yet run time i think was little strecthed as per story is concerned but the addition to all great things it was a great time experiencing such fine art of cinema!… Expand

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PanchogulFeb 21, 2020

Revenant: el renacido (2015)

Sinopsis: El trampero Hugh Glass intenta vengarse de sus compañeros, quienes lo abandonaron herido en el bosque después de que lo atacó un oso, pensando que moriría, víctima de las lesiones y de la crudeza delRevenant: el renacido (2015)

Sinopsis:

El trampero Hugh Glass intenta vengarse de sus compañeros, quienes lo abandonaron herido en el bosque después de que lo atacó un oso, pensando que moriría, víctima de las lesiones y de la crudeza del entorno y del invierno. Sin embargo, el rencor que siente es más fuerte que cualquier adversidad, y Glass no permitirá que nada ni nadie le prive de saciar su odio.

Opinión:

Que película más asombrosa por Dios, es una constante seguidilla de "Wows", excelente diseño de producción, actuaciones de alto calibre llenas de crudeza y naturalidad imposibles de igualar, este es el film que le dio su primer Oscar a DiCaprio y bien ganado lo tiene.

Si bien es bastante larga y de ritmo pasivo (156 minutos), logra mantener atento al espectador.

En aspectos técnicos amé la fotografía y la paleta de colores.

Película de visualización obligada para todo aquel que se considere cinéfilo, yo la vi 5 años tarde, pero es mejor a nunca haberlo hecho.

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OliverAnderssonJan 26, 2020

This movie is in my opinion, one of the best movies ever made. I just love this movie. However don't go into it expecting it to be incredibly actionpacked, but there are still some great action scenes that look incredibly realistic. WithoutThis movie is in my opinion, one of the best movies ever made. I just love this movie. However don't go into it expecting it to be incredibly actionpacked, but there are still some great action scenes that look incredibly realistic. Without spoiling anything there is this one action sequence that leads up to basically the entire story that is extrordinarily brutal, but really awesome. And also Leonardo did a great job at playing Hugh Glass, he definately deserved the Oscar. You should definately watch this movie.… Expand

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criticnonameJan 24, 2020

the film has beautiful performances mainly that of leonardo di caprio who portrays the character's suffering very well without needing great dialogues just with his talent the film is slow and apprehensive and very challenging but alwaysthe film has beautiful performances mainly that of leonardo di caprio who portrays the character's suffering very well without needing great dialogues just with his talent the film is slow and apprehensive and very challenging but always surpassed in incredible ways by his well-written, iñárritu script showing once again that he is a great director… Expand

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AdamNasserJan 19, 2020

That **** put me to sleep as fast as Transformers 2 did. I dropped it immediately after the bear scene everyone thinks is brutal and is the movie's highlight but screw em

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mulisharobboJan 8, 2020

Very entertaining film. Leo and all supporting actors are great. Storyline is great and meaningful. It's not soft, good dose of core and grittyness.

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Voodoo123Dec 23, 2019

The Revenant is emotional, well paced, intense and cinematic. This movie feels like a rare case in this day and age where a production like this is able to use every tool in the box to truly capture the 'feeling' of being present in itsThe Revenant is emotional, well paced, intense and cinematic. This movie feels like a rare case in this day and age where a production like this is able to use every tool in the box to truly capture the 'feeling' of being present in its world. The use of longer shots with minimal movement and noticeably allowing digital effects to enhance sequences as a tool and not overwhelm the viewer stand out here. The acting is superb on this grit worn thrill ride. From start to finish, I was completely enamoured with each sequence on this epic journey across the Dakotas. THIS is what film as an artform is all about.… Expand

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BrunoVn00Sep 28, 2019

While the story isn't that great (It's a revenge story, basically and can get predictable at many points), The Revenant's strongest points are its visuals and acting. The direction and cinematography are brilliant. So many long shots, so manyWhile the story isn't that great (It's a revenge story, basically and can get predictable at many points), The Revenant's strongest points are its visuals and acting. The direction and cinematography are brilliant. So many long shots, so many interesting visuals, so many shots that come straight out of a german romanticism painting. The action scenes are some of the best I've ever seen. Every shot feels alive, with so many things to see, so much to talk about. All thanks to wonderful directing and genius cinematography. The acting is also great, and while the characters are not like really deep or complex, the performances from the actors really give them so much personality and realism to everyone. Leo really shines in the "survival" scenes. His grunts and screams are so realistic that you feel the pain. This is a movie that might be painful to watch to some, but I know that is the point, and for what it tries to make the viewer feel, it works so much. I could give it a 10, but my only real issues are the story, which like I said, it can get really predictable at so many points. Some dream sequences, like (without spoiling anything) they keep reminding us so many times the same event that affected Hugh's life, like, we know it already, it got to the point where it felt like it was just time filler. Speaking about time: The time is also an issue. The movie is 2 and a half hours long and it does feel like it, because it gets so unnecesarilly slow. Don't think that I can't appreciate a slow paced movie, because one thing is slow but with interesting visuals (like Roma) and other is slow because the shots last longer than what they should.

Regardless, despite those issues, i give it a 9/10, because basically everything else was done in a flawless way. This is a great film and I highly recommend it.… Expand

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Not_AlfacinhaSep 25, 2019

Deixei-me levar pelos incríveis planos, pela luz pela sombra, que magnificas paisagens fui brindado com este filme. Excelente interpretação de Di Caprio

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TyranianAug 13, 2019

A fairly thrilling visual feast though the characters are not very interesting or complex.

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IsjanHamelJun 7, 2019

To me, this is a good way to show how you can make the whole movie boring by not showing any real backstory to make us feel more connected to the Sorry Leo, love you bra.

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manneliteMay 31, 2019

Best movie to come out since 2015. Real Action and Drama. Amazing practical effects. This movie has it all. For the real movie fans.

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Jaredc324May 17, 2019

Revenant is another Innarritu innovation and experiment. Driven and captured with incomparable, enthralling cinematography of some of the most graphic and invigorating sequences in recent memory. And carried by the painfully-vengefulRevenant is another Innarritu innovation and experiment. Driven and captured with incomparable, enthralling cinematography of some of the most graphic and invigorating sequences in recent memory. And carried by the painfully-vengeful performance by Leo Dicaprio, who may not be at his best (in my opinion), but is certainly as his most vulnerable in this pic. But Tom Hardy in my opinion, was equal to Leo in his crazed lunacy and recklessness. Altogether forms a moviegoing experience that is enfused with the best of what cinema has to offer. However Revenant has a disease that many, many "trying to be great" films suffer from. And that is being overly long and overly dense to justify its subject matter. Some films need to be stretched out, but Revenant felt like it was reaching beyond its means. You actually lost a lot of what drove the movie from the onset and became hazed by DiCaprio's wander in the bush. Most of it is very beautiful, but until its terrific and overwhelmingly satisfying end, rests far too many moments of that had no reason being in the final cut. That being said, there's so much goodness juiced into this film, it's difficult to walk away and not say you were unbelievable enamored and impressed.… Expand

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BroyaxMar 17, 2019

Un film à la réalisation impeccable, de superbes plans, une caméra fluide, un montage soigné, voilà qui fait plaisir ! une ambiance réaliste, étonnante... puis patatrac, le film se met à nous prendre pour des cons, là de but en blanc, sansUn film à la réalisation impeccable, de superbes plans, une caméra fluide, un montage soigné, voilà qui fait plaisir ! une ambiance réaliste, étonnante... puis patatrac, le film se met à nous prendre pour des cons, là de but en blanc, sans crier gare.

Le coup du grizzly (incroyablement bien fait) met tout par terre mais pas notre petit Rambo en herbe, le petit Di Caprio ! qui se prend l'ours sur la tronche et bien plus encore... mais ça doit être un petit Terminator le trappeur, c'est pour ça ! même qu'après s'être fait boulotter par la bête, il suffit simplement de le recoudre à l'arrache pendant qu'il se vide de son sang, tranquille.

Ensuite, il doit recharger ses batteries... et il repart à l'assaut, frais comme un gardon. Vers sa cible, car il veut se venger... eh oui, un méchant trappeur n'a pas été gentil, il doit être puni. Mais tout ça, ce Koh Lanta d'opérette, ça prend du temps, car tout est très lent dans ce film trop long. Et un Terminator qui boîte, ça va forcément moins vite.

Avec ça (comme si ça ne suffisait pas), le film nous sert sa dose de vivre ensemble et de mixité ; il rajoute également une charge contre les Blancs, méchants Blancs contre gentils Amérindiens sauf Léonardo le gentil Blanc gentil avec les Amérindiens ; du classique quoi.

Très regrettable ce salmigondis, car on aurait pu avoir mieux, beaucoup mieux et en moins con sans que ça dure des plombes.… Expand

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alejandro970Mar 17, 2019

Filmed on open nature scenarios, the British Columbia, Iñárritu develops a compelling drama of survival in the wilderness and seeking of vengeance. Di Caprio looks astonishing and every time more mature.

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JoeCoolMar 3, 2019

Lots of great vistas, superb acting but somewhat tiring to watch. Still a movie worth seeing, it's just too long. The story could have been brought better if it had been at least half an hour shorter.

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RaduAFeb 28, 2019

92/100

I think it's one of my favorite movies. How much talent has been put into this movie ... I can not even imagine. The story is quite simple, nothing amazing, but how it is presented, that makes this movie special. The acting is as92/100

I think it's one of my favorite movies.
How much talent has been put into this movie ... I can not even imagine.
The story is quite simple, nothing amazing, but how it is presented, that makes this movie special.
The acting is as always, very good (I did not really like Tom Hardy, I mean his accent).
The cinematography is superb so is the soundtrack.
The action scenes are very well done, especially the bear scene (that CGI tho).
The second act was too long in my opinion.
I'm glad that most of the movie was made practically without CGI (except for some animals).
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IzagoDec 27, 2018

Assistindo ele pela segunda vez, a visão do filme pode mudar melhor ou para pior, mas sua fotografia esplendida se mantem intactas, seu e elenco e atuações impecaveis, todos os atores poderiam e tinham nivel para serem indicados ao oscar ouAssistindo ele pela segunda vez, a visão do filme pode mudar melhor ou para pior, mas sua fotografia esplendida se mantem intactas, seu e elenco e atuações impecaveis, todos os atores poderiam e tinham nivel para serem indicados ao oscar ou qualquer que outras premiações, com uma qualidade imensa. E esse nome para o filme é perfeito "O regresso" ele volta dos mortos e faz o que tem que fazer para sobreviver e ter a sua vingança. Em muitos momentos o filme é parado, de um forma lenta, mas é necessário e não totalmente ruim, você pode apreciar a realidade do mundo, de sua varias formas.

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DominArsenDec 8, 2018

The revenant est un très bon film avec Leonardo Dicaprio

-À la fois film d’aventure, de survie et d’histoire d’homme son scénario n’est qu’une simple vengeance. Heureusement que celui trouve d’autre porte, comme la lutte blanche vs indien,The revenant est un très bon film avec Leonardo Dicaprio

-À la fois film d’aventure, de survie et d’histoire d’homme son scénario n’est qu’une simple vengeance. Heureusement que celui trouve d’autre porte, comme la lutte blanche vs indien, la lutte vie vs mort, la maladie, la famille, etc. …

-Les Acteurs il joue bien cependant je ne les apprécie pas tous… Mais Dicaprio lui en revanche c’est génial j’ai mal pour lui ;)
Techniquement le film est quasiment irréprochable. La caméra bouge comme un serpent et multiplie les plans séquence (une scène filmée en un seul plan) comme la scène d’introduction qui est juste superbe). En plus toutes son stabiliser. (j’ai eu l’impression que c’était des plan filmé avec grus mais on perçois le mouvement de marche, donc j’imagine une stabilisation 3 axes mécanique).

-Doté d’images magnifiques prises en lumière naturelle cela donne un panache que d’autre n’ont pas atteint.
Une Dolby Atmos qui révèle la technologie au mieux de sa forme et nous emporte en forêt plus qu’on pourrait l’imaginer et avec une caméra volatile comme celle-ci cela donne un effet … excellent. Ce film se révèle grâce à son « Son pur » Dolby Atmos le revoir chez soit n’est que détruire la plus grosse partit du film pourquoi. Le maximum chez nous c’est 7.1 et encore très peu de films nargue de sortir un Blu Ray avec une piste audio française 7.1 (7 enceintes 1 basses) alors que le Dolby Atmos c’est jusqu'à 128 objets audio indépendants au sein d'une scène. À Rochefort on est à 64 enceintes.
Au niveau du temps c’est long oui (environ 2H45min). Il a un rythme de zombi et je pense que c’est fait exprès cela renforce le côté « revenant ».

-Le film n’est quand même pas si parfait que ça comme la scène avec l’Ours. Qui dans la bande-annonce était vraiment mauvaise et même si dans le film final ça a été amélioré on voit très bien que c’est de la CGI et à certain moment c’est pas beau le blur est trop présent pour des caméra aussi réactive que celle utiliser. De plus à un moment dans l’arrière-plan j’ai eu une vague impression de feux bizarre … (heureusement qu’il n’était pas au milieu de l’image).

-Ce film est violent ce n’est pas un mal sa renforce le coter tragique et pitoyable de l’homme. Mais le proposé au seulement plus de douze ans c’est pitoyable ce genre de film il faudrait seize ans ….

Les musiques, il est rare d'écouté une musique qui colle comme il le faut mais que je vais oublié. Très différent du son qui était varié et très présente !

Pour finir, j’ai adoré ce film pour le SON l’image et le fait qu’il navigue entre film d’auteur et blockbuster. Ça nous permet de réfléchir sur un film qui est travaillé et qui a couté cher.… Expand

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ErikTheCriticOct 14, 2018

A harrowing picture that showcases the talent from some very renowned actors, whilst providing some breathtaking cinematography and visuals.

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The3AcademySinsAug 20, 2018

The Revenant is a film that attempts to reach great heights, and makes it most of the way there. Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy give great performances, and there is a solid supporting cast, but the biggest problem with the movie is that weThe Revenant is a film that attempts to reach great heights, and makes it most of the way there. Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy give great performances, and there is a solid supporting cast, but the biggest problem with the movie is that we are never really able to get in Glass's head and connect with him. There are a lot of weird, out-there scenes, and the final battle, while cool, really does not feel like a good payoff. Still, it is worth a watch from me!… Expand

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StavNeuseJul 24, 2018

The Revenant is possibly the most visually stunning cinematic movie I have ever watched. Leonardo Dicaprio was at his best, no doubt. The directing, writing and every single character were on-point, everything eventually tied itself in for anThe Revenant is possibly the most visually stunning cinematic movie I have ever watched. Leonardo Dicaprio was at his best, no doubt. The directing, writing and every single character were on-point, everything eventually tied itself in for an ending to die for.… Expand

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TowelzzJan 16, 2016

A solid film but a bit overrated. This film has a decent script, strong acting, and beautiful cinematography.... But it just doesn't feel like an overall satisfying film. I think the biggest problem with this movie is that it doesn't knowA solid film but a bit overrated. This film has a decent script, strong acting, and beautiful cinematography.... But it just doesn't feel like an overall satisfying film. I think the biggest problem with this movie is that it doesn't know whether it wants to be a survival film or a revenge film. It introduces itself as a revenge film but 90% of time, it seems that its just a survival film. Only at the very end does it suddenly switch back to a revenge film. And the plot doesn't really go anywhere in terms of character development and story. Its more or less just telling us "DiCaprio has to go through a lot, look at how much he has to go through" so much to the point where it's like: Yeah we get it, is the plot/story going to advance anywhere?

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One of the BIGGEST issues I have with this film is the ending. And by that I mean DiCaprio's character not finishing off Hardy and instead letting his fate be put "in God's hands." Ummm wtf??? Where the hell did this "death is in the hands of God" theme come from and why??? Not a single moment throughout the entire film did DiCaprio's character reference God/religion so why have this unnecessary and random revelation??? It would have been a MUCH more satisfying and sensible ending if DiCaprio had killed Hardy himself. A very poor "twist" and definitely one of the weakest points in the script.

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maninderkaurMar 16, 2018

This is not the first time that we saw Leo doing mind boggling stuff, he is a great actor, by far the greatest actor working currently I suppose, but this time he really took the things to the limits and a act for which he really deserve anThis is not the first time that we saw Leo doing mind boggling stuff, he is a great actor, by far the greatest actor working currently I suppose, but this time he really took the things to the limits and a act for which he really deserve an Oscar. Love you Leo… Expand

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JamesIrish68Mar 15, 2018

Leo finally gets the Oscar he deserves with The Revenant. Di Caprio gives the performance his heart and soul and you can see it plain as day on the screen his commitment to the role. Top class production qualities, cinematography, costume,Leo finally gets the Oscar he deserves with The Revenant. Di Caprio gives the performance his heart and soul and you can see it plain as day on the screen his commitment to the role. Top class production qualities, cinematography, costume, lighting, editing etc. The bear scene is a stand out and will be what is remembered about this movie, that and the opening long shot. The weakness is that the story is a bit grueling and long drawn out to watch. Tom Hardy is nearly impossible to understand which was frustrating..Still a very good movie if not a great one..… Expand

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merijnjMar 5, 2018

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I was kind of bored the first time I watched it, but the second time I understood the message a lot more and was far more engaged by the story than the first time I watched it. The cinematography in this movie is just outstanding:(96/100)
I was kind of bored the first time I watched it, but the second time I understood the message a lot more and was far more engaged by the story than the first time I watched it. The cinematography in this movie is just outstanding: long takes, engaging shots and very pretty pictures. The performances where also exceptionally good, Domhnall Gleeson falls a bit short next to the performances of Tom Hardy and Leonardo DiCaprio, but that wasn't too distracting. The Revenant is a must watch!… Expand

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TchaikovskyFeb 20, 2018

Its a Gorgeus film of Alejandro González Iñarritu. The atmosphera, the plot, characters, camera wiew movement, lanscape, tension. its really a great film about subirvor!

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JudgeofjudgesFeb 19, 2018

How did he get an Oscar for this one ? Should be more like for all the other performances they overlooked. The move itself is boring AF.

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amheretojudgeJan 16, 2018

you breathe.. keep breathing..

The Revenant At certain points in the movie, the director decided not to keep any dialogues and ironically those scene said a lot than any dialogue ever could. As simple as the movie goes there are someyou breathe.. keep breathing..

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At certain points in the movie, the director decided not to keep any dialogues and ironically those scene said a lot than any dialogue ever could. As simple as the movie goes there are some moments that will stay with you till the end. The key points of it is definitely acting but also the execution which is equally stunning and scary.… Expand

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trustyslothJan 15, 2018

Everyone is talking about the amazing technical aspects and the perfect direction by Alejandro G. Iñarritu of the movie. Meanwhile I admire Lubeski's astounding visuals and the director's effort in this, I really can't see the point. It lacksEveryone is talking about the amazing technical aspects and the perfect direction by Alejandro G. Iñarritu of the movie. Meanwhile I admire Lubeski's astounding visuals and the director's effort in this, I really can't see the point. It lacks emotion and originality. Which are my two favorite things in film. I can't give it less than a 7 because the look of it is too damn impressive.… Expand

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bdjudeJan 4, 2018

Time just pass by with Leo and when finished you would hit the floor with a bang. Means, you are in the real world. In simple, Epic in every angle, every aspect !

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JyroJyroJul 29, 2017

This is an incredibly impressive film at times, with the cinematography being on par with just about anything you will ever see. Every single scene was captured completely with natural light, creating a beautiful setting that is almost asThis is an incredibly impressive film at times, with the cinematography being on par with just about anything you will ever see. Every single scene was captured completely with natural light, creating a beautiful setting that is almost as haunting as the acting of a vengeful Leonardo DiCaprio & and a menacing Tom Hardy. Sadly, the film loses a little of its intensity due to it's extreme length and tree obsession. Still, this is an amazingly epic & brutal film, and one that finally rewarded DiCaprio with his long-awaited Academy Award.… Expand

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DomgwyDec 20, 2017

Leonardo DiCaprio is the greatest actor of his generation. There….now that we’ve got that out of the way…

The Revenant is the based on Michael Punke’s fictionalised novel telling the story of 19th century bear trapper Hugh Glass. After aLeonardo DiCaprio is the greatest actor of his generation. There….now that we’ve got that out of the way…

The Revenant is the based on Michael Punke’s fictionalised novel telling the story of 19th century bear trapper Hugh Glass. After a brutal bear attack Glass is left for dead in the wilds of South Dakota with the harsh elements, murderous native Americans and, worst of all, the French to deal with.

Glass is determined to track down the man who betrayed him — John Fitzgerald (Tom Hardy) who is not only responsible for leaving him behind, but also killed Glass’s son while the hunter was powerless to stop him.

From the outset director Alejandro González Iñárritu delivers an incredible sequence featuring a full scale attack on Glass’ group by native Americans. The majority of this scene appears to be one long take, a favourite technique of the directors’ used throughout his previous oscar winning credit Birdman. This battle takes things to another level however. The number of elements on screen at any time, from charging horses, to firing rifles, to burning trees, leaves you wondering just how the sequence was accomplished.

Beyond the performances it is the cinematography of The Revenant that is it’s greatest achievement. Director of photography Emmanuel Lubezki has previously worked on the award wining Gravity as well as 2007’s Children of Men which also featured a breathtaking ‘single shot’ battle sequence. To my mind The Revenant must be his greatest work to date. Almost every frame of the film could be printed on canvas and hung in a gallery. The visuals are all the more impressive when you consider that Iñárritu largely insisted on using only natural light when filming, meaning Lubezki often had to rely on something as inconsistent as the weather to light the desired shots.

While The Revenant is often pitched as a survival story or a revenge story, to me it is more of an exploration of men as animals. Between Glass’s animalistic drive for retribution, the native Americans and their on-going quest to find an abducted member of their tribe and the animals themselves, everyone has largely the same goal — to protect their young. The bear mauling that acts as the inciting incident for the drama is also driven by the bear protecting her cubs when Glass comes across them while scouting.

Speaking of the bear — the mauling scene is another breathtaking piece of filmmaking that has to be seen to be believed. Quite how it was put together I still can’t figure out. Again using ‘one long take’ technique, the attack is relentless, desperate, and brutal. I’ve heard the expression ‘mauled by a bear’ before but I’ve never really knew what that meant, until now.

While its safe to say the plot of The Revenant is fairly thin, it is DiCaprio and Hardy that remain the driving force of the narrative. Isolated for the majority of the run time Dicaprio has very few lines and relies on physicality and facial expressions alone to convey Glass’ suffering. It’s hard to imagine anyone else that could bring the humanity and desperation to the part that DiCaprio does. The debate about the actor winning an Oscar is almost redundant at this point. He should have won years ago. If this doesn’t do it however, I don’t know what will.

Hardy’s job in the film is more straight forward but is no less compelling. Fitzgelard is a bitter, selfish and unforgiving man who bullies and intimidates his way through the situation for his own personal gain. Hardy’s character represents the other side of man’s animal nature, advocating the philosophies of survival of the fittest and every man for himself.

With two complex characters played by two actors at the top of their game, the film builds to a tense and deeply personal confrontation which I will not in any way spoil here.

The supporting cast should not be overlooked however. Fresh off Star Wars Domhnall Gleeson continues to prove himself as a great character actor as the conflicted Captain Henry while Will Poulter shows he can hold his own with Hardy in some pretty intense scenes.

For me The Revenant is the perfect cocktail of source martial, directorial style and performance. In equal parts harrowing and beautiful it may not be a film to be casually re-watched, but if you think of yourself as a film fan in anyway it is certainly deserving of your time.… Expand

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JLuis_001Sep 6, 2017

Is The Revenant the best work of Iñárritu? Personally I don't think so, but aside from that point, The Revenant is a film that exudes cinematography of the highest level, technically is impeccable, its photography is simply shocking, theIs The Revenant the best work of Iñárritu? Personally I don't think so, but aside from that point, The Revenant is a film that exudes cinematography of the highest level, technically is impeccable, its photography is simply shocking, the music is sublime, all those aspects are perfect to my point of view.

The filmmaking is risky and strong, but there were points where the pace is a bit slow, easily the film could lose 15 or 20 minutes
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Aloxb3Jul 3, 2017

De um ponto de vista técnico, "O Regresso" é muito bom. A maioria das cenas foram filmadas apenas com a luz natural, a angustia de ver o personagem do DiCaprio rastejando por duas horas acaba gerando, ao telespectador uma certa revolta contraDe um ponto de vista técnico, "O Regresso" é muito bom. A maioria das cenas foram filmadas apenas com a luz natural, a angustia de ver o personagem do DiCaprio rastejando por duas horas acaba gerando, ao telespectador uma certa revolta contra o "vilão", há uma boa interpretação de todos do elenco e as cenas são feitas de uma perspectiva bem interessantes mas...Do que se trata esse filme? Vingança? Morte? Traição? Sinceramente:Não sei! Não é um filme que tenha um significado, não passa nem perto de ser profundo ou passar uma mensagem, enfim, quem gosta de aspectos técnicos de Direção e Fotografia de Cinema provavelmente irá adorar esse filme, no entanto, há uma grande probabilidade de depois de duas horas de filme, os créditos começarem a subir e você perguntar pra alguém do seu lado: Acabou? e a pessoa te responder:Acho que sim.… Expand

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SquaredRenApr 3, 2017

One of the most beautiful films out there. Landscapes, long shots, bear attack, & awesome acting by EVERYONE in the cast makes this film a must watch, you won't be disappointed.

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DanBurritoMar 31, 2017

Though it's a little too long, The Revenant is still well-worth seeing thanks to its stunning cinematography, superb direction and Leonardo DeCaprio's committed performance. DiCaprio manages to convey emotion and keep audiences mesmerisedThough it's a little too long, The Revenant is still well-worth seeing thanks to its stunning cinematography, superb direction and Leonardo DeCaprio's committed performance. DiCaprio manages to convey emotion and keep audiences mesmerised with very little dialogue, delivering one of his best performances to date. As I said, it does go on for too long, but from a cinematic point of view, this is an incredible achievement and one of 2015's best.… Expand

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ZerpnosMar 4, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Tamamen Di Caprio üzerine oynayan film, karakterin hayatta kalmasını ve oğlunun intikam almasını konu alıyor. Bu senaryoyu güzel bir şekilde işleyen film, Di Caprio'ya Oscar kazanmasını sağlıyor.… Expand

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darkbloodshed13Jan 31, 2017

"The Revenant" is "The Grey" done right. It's about a guy by the name Hugh Glass a member of a hunting party with his son. Util one day Glass get's attack by bear which leads to him being left for dead by a member of his hunting party. The"The Revenant" is "The Grey" done right. It's about a guy by the name Hugh Glass a member of a hunting party with his son. Util one day Glass get's attack by bear which leads to him being left for dead by a member of his hunting party. The journey that glass goes on is intense and full of great character development. Yet the movie does make the journey a little to long. If you are looking for your typical action movie when you watch this film, you will be disappointed, but if you are looking for movie that is intense on every way and form then you will enjoy this film.… Expand

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Thejudge21Jan 27, 2017

It's a long film and a long journey for the main character, and at the end you feel privileged to have been there with him. So breathtaking and enthralling and entertaining, brilliant storytelling, and the director draws you in like allIt's a long film and a long journey for the main character, and at the end you feel privileged to have been there with him. So breathtaking and enthralling and entertaining, brilliant storytelling, and the director draws you in like all great films do. The scene with the bear is nothing like you've seen before, and from the very first minute, this film gets your attention, you know you are watching a cut above the average brilliant film.… Expand

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SomePersonaJan 22, 2017

This is probably one of the most beautiful movies of all time. The cinematography is gorgeous and puts the viewer deep into the characters' perspectives.

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tethysdustJan 15, 2017

It had a very beautiful setting, nice camerawork, and brilliant execution. It is a bit slow, but this is one of those cases where the journey, not the destination, is the point. Also, it is quite gory at times.

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Kmg6163Jan 7, 2017

Beautifully filmed, boring as hell. Thank God I tivoed the movie. It cost me nothing other than 2+ hours of my life. Fortunately, the movie required little attention be paid and I enjoyed a book. Don't tell me I don't understand movies.Beautifully filmed, boring as hell. Thank God I tivoed the movie. It cost me nothing other than 2+ hours of my life. Fortunately, the movie required little attention be paid and I enjoyed a book. Don't tell me I don't understand movies. This was a complete waste of time.… Expand

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TokyochuchuDec 29, 2016

The Revenant is a very simple film about man versus nature and revenge. It's impressive and features amazing cinematography. Kudos for Leo for taking a lot of obvious real punishment while making it too. That can't have been pleasant!

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David_HNov 1, 2016

I'll admit DiCaprio was very intense in this movie but not sure why it got such high ratings. it's not what I'd call "entertaining", the whole thing is rather dreary and depressing. in the end you also get the feeling DiCaprio's motivationI'll admit DiCaprio was very intense in this movie but not sure why it got such high ratings. it's not what I'd call "entertaining", the whole thing is rather dreary and depressing. in the end you also get the feeling DiCaprio's motivation was partly due to his political left leaning. it subtly regurgitates the old myth that the white man came to America and purposely wiped out all the native american indians. This is sad since even many history books don't tell the real story that the majority of native indians died of disease.… Expand

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moviedoc24Oct 14, 2016

The most interesting (and probably only significant female) character) in this leaden macho melodrama is the mama bear. The rest is Werner Herzog rip offs (trying to recreate the grueling filming of Fitzcarraldo and showing us the thing thatThe most interesting (and probably only significant female) character) in this leaden macho melodrama is the mama bear. The rest is Werner Herzog rip offs (trying to recreate the grueling filming of Fitzcarraldo and showing us the thing that Herzog doesn't show you in Grizzly Man), overindulgent camera work and a plodding, flat script. Oscar-bait written all over it, there is little story or character development. deCaprio fails to make you forget that he is deCaprio ACTING his most Oscar worthy and doing this film to pretend like he is in a situation that in reality he would not have the first idea what to do in, with a crew waiting with a blanket and a hot drink nearby. Voyeuristic, grim and pointless.… Expand

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RalfbergsAug 31, 2016

Leo Di Caprio's performance - amazing and Oscar worthy. The movie itself - good but not that great and certainly not Oscar worthy - only great thing about movie itself was the shots of the nature and the cinematography.

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AngusBarbudezAug 26, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Esta bien, pero no es pa tanto. En otras palabras, un pedo al viento.

Lo Bueno

-Bien filmada
-Tom Hardy lo borda
-Las escenas de acción muy bien hechas,

Lo Malo

-Alargada hasta limites de la cordura, una pelicula que le sobra por lo menos una hora de metraje .
-Fría, 0 empatía con los personajes.
- Algunas situaciones de Dicaprio son de chiste.
- Pomposa y pedante como ella sola.… Expand

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YoloSwag4DogeAug 22, 2016

It has good production value, but I didn't find the plot nor characters to be very engaging. It's a long movie, all of which I found boring. None of it seemed believable and I had no investment in the characters. Just not my preference.

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VagabundoJul 28, 2016

First the good news. The cinematography is stunning - stark, bold, lumnescent. It owns the screen in a way I seldom see. Now for the rest. Based on a true story covers a multitude of sins. To keep it short and sweet, the plot isFirst the good news. The cinematography is stunning - stark, bold, lumnescent. It owns the screen in a way I seldom see. Now for the rest. Based on a true story covers a multitude of sins. To keep it short and sweet, the plot is ludicrous and unbelievable and totally dependent on one outlandish coincidence after another. The character development is foolish, people made out of cardboard. All this leads to a climax out of a pulpy comic book. My one question to tye screenwriter. In this vast and frigid, white expanse of emptiness, how is it that all of the principals inevitably camped within a few hundred yards of each other and came across each other without fail for any of the action scenes? Gve me a break. If you can't see this on the wide screen it deserves, don't bother.… Expand

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2016Jul 27, 2016

A complete example of a movie of thriller. Done well from his beginning and end, The been reborn one is of these movies that you cannot stop seeing...

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MasterRileyJul 20, 2016

This is one of my new favourite movies. Its got a great script, great cast, great performances, great set design, great action, great music, and AMAZING cinematography. I absolutely love the cinematography of this film. The fact they kept theThis is one of my new favourite movies. Its got a great script, great cast, great performances, great set design, great action, great music, and AMAZING cinematography. I absolutely love the cinematography of this film. The fact they kept the camera so grounded and relied on long shots really made me feel connected and immersed to what was happening on screen. It gives the film an extra layer of grittiness that really helps it to shine. A must see film for any film buff.… Expand

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Muskrat147Jul 14, 2016

Featuring DiCaprio's Oscar-winning performance, The Revenant is a powerful survival story fitted with stellar direction, solidly crafted action sequences, one-of-a-kind performances, and, above all, absolutely gorgeous cinematography.

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yosemiteJun 24, 2016

Leo is my favorite actor. See all of his films. Don't think he should have won the AA. Too little dialogue. Very realistic film. I'm sure the old pioneers were as violent as portrayed. Survival of the strongest in a wilderness that took noLeo is my favorite actor. See all of his films. Don't think he should have won the AA. Too little dialogue. Very realistic film. I'm sure the old pioneers were as violent as portrayed. Survival of the strongest in a wilderness that took no prisoners. I know about dramatic license but I don't think the human body could take the damage that Leo's character and survive in the brutal cold.At the end of the day, do you want to be entertained by a movie. If you do, don't see this one. Its a good film that is not enjoyable to watch.… Expand

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Bob198Jun 13, 2016

A chilling story with some of the best acting i have ever seen in my life the Revenant is a real work of art. The fights are realistic so if you do not like blood in movies this is not the film for you but if you like realistic action thisA chilling story with some of the best acting i have ever seen in my life the Revenant is a real work of art. The fights are realistic so if you do not like blood in movies this is not the film for you but if you like realistic action this would by a great film to watch. The pacing of the film only makes it more thrilling with berth taking cinematography this is a most see!… Expand

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FarsheedJun 6, 2016

In Comparison to Innaritu's previous movie, Birdman, and to its most severe rival in Oscar, Mad Max, The Revenant was so pleasing from directing to cinematography to DiCaprio's brilliant performance. I liked it fine.

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CalibMcBoltsMay 30, 2016

''The Revenant'' is everything i love about great cinema. Most definitely the best movie of the year.
Great photography, visceral grittyness, superb acting, and interesting writing.
This movie drags you through the mud along with Glass, it''The Revenant'' is everything i love about great cinema. Most definitely the best movie of the year.
Great photography, visceral grittyness, superb acting, and interesting writing.
This movie drags you through the mud along with Glass, it is such a visceral and real experience, an experience i havent had since watching Saving Private Ryan. The beauty of the movie is the silence, the quite, the alone, that gets to you after 2h30m
It's more of an experience than an ''entertaining film'', it takes you in, and drags you along, very few movies can do that effectively, that you forget about everything except about the movie. (whilst watching)?

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notlawMay 29, 2016

7.5 for this one leonardo and tom are both just great actors and it shows in almost every movie they have been in. The revenant is a story of survival and revenge, some of the scenes in it are fantastic and other feel a little drawn out. On7.5 for this one leonardo and tom are both just great actors and it shows in almost every movie they have been in. The revenant is a story of survival and revenge, some of the scenes in it are fantastic and other feel a little drawn out. On the whole definitely worth seeing just could have been shorter.… Expand

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TheQuietGamerMay 25, 2016

An exciting look at survival on the unforgiving American frontier. It's a visually stunning movie. One with exciting camera angles, beautiful scenery, and gorgeously depicted brutality. While the story ends up boiling down to a simple revengeAn exciting look at survival on the unforgiving American frontier. It's a visually stunning movie. One with exciting camera angles, beautiful scenery, and gorgeously depicted brutality. While the story ends up boiling down to a simple revenge tale the cast behind it is phenomenal. Bringing to life every emotion necessary to make things succeed.

I am once again blown away by Hardy's ability to play so many different characters. He and DiCaprio are powerful here. The latter in particular brings these events to life in ways you would never think possible. It's a violent, brutal film. One almost unrelenting. DiCaprio truly captures the essence of a man fighting for his very survival.

While nearly every obstacle is gripping in it's depiction, admittedly one flaw the movie has is that the events follow the shocking opening scenes that kick things off in the first place fail to live up to what comes before. There's also the fact that there are going to be those who feel the movie is too long. Some trimming could have been done here or there, but ultimately it's length doesn't do it too much discredit. It's an amazing ride all the way through.

It's an outstandingly put together movie. One with incredible moments happening almost constantly throughout. The violence and harshness of the events on display are masterfully captured. It does stumble in a few areas that keep it from reaching the heights of a true masterpiece (at least in this reviewer's opinion), but overall it's a fantastic movie almost nonetheless. One very deserving of your time for the performances of everyone involved alone.

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SchroederRockMay 24, 2016

What a thrilling film. The Revenant is a lot to take in, whether it's regarding the incredible scenery captured on film, the expertly-executed camera work, or the solid casting. The Revenant works so well that it doesn't need a lot ofWhat a thrilling film. The Revenant is a lot to take in, whether it's regarding the incredible scenery captured on film, the expertly-executed camera work, or the solid casting. The Revenant works so well that it doesn't need a lot of dialogue to keep your attention over its lengthy 2 1/2 hours of runtime. At times, there's heavy brutality, whether it be through a knife fight or a bear attack, that really made me turn a bit in my seat. That kind of portrayal is definitely not for younger folks or weaker stomach. I wasn't completely blown away by the movie, but I see why it had lots of Oscar consideration/victory this past year. If you love survival against all odds in the name of settling a score, The Revenant is your movie.… Expand

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mrmonsterMay 23, 2016

Honestly, this was a bit overrated. It was still wroth watching, mainly for the action, the visual effects, and for Leonardo DiCaprio's legendary acting, but as a whole, it was kind of boring.

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JonathonBMay 22, 2016

"The Revenant” is a gorgeous, brooding take on Hugh Glass’s tale of survival in the American hinterlands. The film envelopes us in the story, making us feel like we are there with the characters. Though, it does drift too much during the"The Revenant” is a gorgeous, brooding take on Hugh Glass’s tale of survival in the American hinterlands. The film envelopes us in the story, making us feel like we are there with the characters. Though, it does drift too much during the second half. Nevertheless, it's still an intense, brutal, and, at times, moving film experience. And Leonardo DiCaprio is in top-form, giving the most committed, physically demanding performance of his career.… Expand

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smiyamotMay 21, 2016

Wow, what a movie! Takes place back when the US was wilderness. Hunters and trappers were the leading edge of civilization. Their lives are rugged, tough, dangerous, no wonder the life span was 30 years old. Our hero is attacked by mommaWow, what a movie! Takes place back when the US was wilderness. Hunters and trappers were the leading edge of civilization. Their lives are rugged, tough, dangerous, no wonder the life span was 30 years old. Our hero is attacked by momma bear, YIKES, I still don't know how they filmed that! The villain is a little psycho. Makes for a great contest of wills. There's other subplots that converge at the end.… Expand

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Well, most has been said already about this movie. Most importantly it just takes forever. It begins quite nicely, it grabs you but as soon as "the painful part" starts the whole thing goes down the litter. You will then have to watch a mixWell, most has been said already about this movie. Most importantly it just takes forever. It begins quite nicely, it grabs you but as soon as "the painful part" starts the whole thing goes down the litter. You will then have to watch a mix of DiCaprio grunting in pain and some nice scenery with a not much more exciting vision here and an indeed much more exciting scene containing Tom Hardy there. Really, Tom Hardy made the movie. If it wasn't for him I probably wouldn't have watched it till the end which I still somewhat regret because it was so damn long.
Now don't get me wrong, I'm not against long movies at all. Just a few days before I watched The Revenant I tried The Hateful Eight which is pretty much as long as The Revenant and in that movie the time flew by. I didn't even look at the clock for once.
What I especially do not understand is how DiCaprio got an Oscar for _that_. Why for this compilation of grunting-sounds but not his role in the Wolf of Wallstreet or Django Unchained? ONLY if all the stuff he did in the movie was done without any kind of special-effects as if for example he really pushed himself into a horse cadaver of some sort I would agree and say he might get his Oscar for the effort. But the acting? You might say the role didn't give him enough room to shine as much as in the aforementioned movies but, well, that's bad luck then. If any of the actors in that movie Tom Hardy should've gotten an Oscar for that.… Expand

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Jgieske347May 15, 2016

Beautiful scenery, Leo is wonderful, but 2 1/2 hours was 2 hours too long for me. Artsy film but not entertaining to me. On the bright side I leveled up on angry birds and caught a nap during the film.

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Tbag115May 15, 2016

The revenant was my favourite movie last year, it has many good actors and a really good setting. Tbe Story is pretty good, the light effects are all real and the protagonist is Leonardo.
If you didn't watch the movie I would recommend youThe revenant was my favourite movie last year, it has many good actors and a really good setting. Tbe Story is pretty good, the light effects are all real and the protagonist is Leonardo.
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jblum1998May 13, 2016

Hauntingly beautiful and absolutely incredible, The Revenant is a marvelous story of survival and how far one man will go to achieve it...along with a stellar performance by Tom Hardy as the antagonist this film, while intense and a bitHauntingly beautiful and absolutely incredible, The Revenant is a marvelous story of survival and how far one man will go to achieve it...along with a stellar performance by Tom Hardy as the antagonist this film, while intense and a bit stomach-churning and hard to watch...paired Sakamoto's score The Revenant will stay with you even after the final shot!… Expand

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Turms_of_AlpsMay 11, 2016

Wide shots of the rugged wilderness and intense acting without much dialogue. Dreamlike flashback sequences remind me of Terence Malicks beautifully shot The Three of Life and Thin Red Line movies. First the camera moves within the action andWide shots of the rugged wilderness and intense acting without much dialogue. Dreamlike flashback sequences remind me of Terence Malicks beautifully shot The Three of Life and Thin Red Line movies. First the camera moves within the action and in close proximity of the actors and then pans out to show the majestic landscapes still untouched with civilization. Great soundtrack and audio design too, emotions are translated to the audience with music, facial expressions and weather more than mere words. Improves greatly when seen in the big screen rather than smaller home television.… Expand

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Jack97May 6, 2016

The Revenant provides a captivating experience thanks to the natural look of the film combined with the committed physical performances from Leonardo Dicaprio and Tom Hardy and the brutal nature of the story.

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GoTV32May 6, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Well done production-wise, and good acting I guess (even though there's rarely someone for Leo to interact with). But there was too much just watching horrible **** happen to the main guy. Also some unbelievable plot points. Riding a horse off a cliff, but saved by a pine tree? Come on, the guy shoulda been dead halfway through. Lost points for halfhearted mystical bull**** as well.… Expand

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LeZeeMay 4, 2016

The one who came back from the dead to avenge.

The movie was inspired by the real event that sets in the year 1823, United States. When one of the crew members of the hunters left behind after he was severely hurt from a bear attack, heThe one who came back from the dead to avenge.

The movie was inspired by the real event that sets in the year 1823, United States. When one of the crew members of the hunters left behind after he was severely hurt from a bear attack, he desperately looks for a way to get back to the camp alive, especially to avenge for the death of his close one. The whole film was about survival in the wilderness and to avoid the native Americans. But the introduction in the opening was very brief and in the final act, it was another brief man hunt. Overall, it was an enjoyable movie for adults with some gruesome scenes.

The movie was made on a grand scale. Well written screenplay, good direction, the cast, music and the locations, but it would have been even awesome if it was true to the original occurrence. I felt it was cinematically overdosed, especially for the commercial purpose. The fans of Leonardo Dicaprio's overwhelming celebration created a huge buzz. In fact, it looks like the entire Hollywood is his fan and the Oscars given to him out of sympathy, because I have seen his best performances better than this in the past.

The length of the movie was a big concern, should have been at least 15 minutes shorter. But the visuals were fantastic, the CGI bear was almost flawless. There are plenty of reasons why this should not be missed, at a time the narration lacks the realism. Otherwise, it would have made a wonderful semi-documentary film. So don't have high hope on this, especially if you're no ones fans, but just love watching movies like me. A little bit overrated everywhere, but still this movie is good, just good, that's it, not a masterpiece.

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nosecohnMay 2, 2016

*Minimal spoilers follow*

I really disliked this movie. Stylistically, the long sweeping shots of scenic vistas without dialog are aesthetically pleasing, but style cannot substitute for lack of story. By the 90-minute mark, I was done*Minimal spoilers follow*

I really disliked this movie.

Stylistically, the long sweeping shots of scenic vistas without dialog are aesthetically pleasing, but style cannot substitute for lack of story. By the 90-minute mark, I was done with it. Sadly, it went on for another hour.

This flaw in pacing was not helped by the absolutely terrible score. It's clear there was a deliberate choice to go minimalistic, but it just didn't work. If you're going to make a two and-a-half hour movie that's anchored by long shots without dialog, the least you can do is help the audience feel like things are moving along by putting some excitement into the music.

The way it's directed and edited, every single character for whom the audience starts to feel sympathy soon gets killed, and always through no fault of their own. It's as if the director delights in repeated fatalistic displays of the world's moral failings. After the first hour, I was so depressed I wanted to shoot myself.

And in the end, what is it about? Getting from point A to point B without getting killed in order to exact revenge? The payoff was in no way worth the investment of time, emotion and boredom. If I had seen this in the theater, I would have walked out.

Also, if you're an animal lover, do yourself a favor and do *not* see this movie. No fewer than five large mammals are killed on screen, and none in self-defense.

Because I enjoyed some of the cinematography and performances, I'll give it a 2/10. Otherwise, it would have been a 1.… Expand

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ToFewViewsApr 25, 2016

It's very easy to tell from the moment you start this film that every little aspect of it is planned out perfectly. Everything from Cinematography,Directing,Acting etc. Almost the whole movie uses natural lighting and it's little things likeIt's very easy to tell from the moment you start this film that every little aspect of it is planned out perfectly. Everything from Cinematography,Directing,Acting etc. Almost the whole movie uses natural lighting and it's little things like that witch make this film so special. If you want to be blown away just do a little research on the film and you'll see the lengths they went to. All the main actors do a great job, especially Tom Hardy and Leo. Not many complaints can be made with this film,At times some acting felt odd and out of place but that's about it.… Expand

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LoveeLandApr 23, 2016

The Revenant is one of the most realistic movies ever produced. It is incredibly gripping, full of beautiful shots, and very dark with outstanding performances by Leo, Tom Hardy, and the rest of the crew. It must be understood however thatThe Revenant is one of the most realistic movies ever produced. It is incredibly gripping, full of beautiful shots, and very dark with outstanding performances by Leo, Tom Hardy, and the rest of the crew. It must be understood however that those looking for a 1800s action thriller will be disappointed as it is simply not that kind of movie, nor was it meant to be. This is simply a story of redemption and revenge, and survival against all odds, and while it has action the majority of the movie consists of Leo walking around just breathing between the action scenes. It is a very slow paced movie, which adds to the realism in many ways and allows for awe inspiring shots of the landscape. The fight scenes are incredibly realistic and refreshing as it is no longer simply a bunch of choreographed punches and well timed hits like all Hollywood films, but rather all out brawls that look unorganized and lifelike. The only faults I give it are that the movie doesn't have a consistent pace, as in the beginning we couldn't miss a character blink and the final 10-15 minutes cover like a 1-2 day period. Also at times there are scenes that are too long and unimportant. You'll spend 3 minutes watching Leo slowly ascend a hill just to see bison run around on a plain. Despite these flaws the Revenant is a movie definitely worth the watch, and rightfully delivered Leo is first Oscar award for best lead actor… Expand

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thatcriticmahaApr 20, 2016

Alejandro González Iñárritu takes you on a journey through a man`s struggles in 1823 America. Leonardo DiCaprio in what could be hist best role yet completely amazes you in every scene he is in. The Revenant is easily one of the deepest andAlejandro González Iñárritu takes you on a journey through a man`s struggles in 1823 America. Leonardo DiCaprio in what could be hist best role yet completely amazes you in every scene he is in. The Revenant is easily one of the deepest and most intriguing films of this decade. It is a film that excels at everything it does, from the breathtaking scenery to the grueling stunts. Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy`s performance are so mesmerizing that you forget your watching a film, and instead a Biopic. The clear determination from both actors to excel at their roles is made very evident in every scene they are in. The tone of the film is dark and gritty, perfectly describing the times with which those men lived in. The cinematography in this film is on a completely different level. The choice to use natural lighting instead of artificial is a gamble that pays of massively. Overall this is a fantastic film that deserves all of the countless awards that are inevitably going to come its way.… Expand

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HolioEscobanApr 15, 2016

A film with just as many vistas as there was to make up for lack of dialogue and true character progress. The film was indulgent in every sense of the word, however the performances across the board we brilliant. Realistic and honest. AA film with just as many vistas as there was to make up for lack of dialogue and true character progress. The film was indulgent in every sense of the word, however the performances across the board we brilliant. Realistic and honest. A tiring but good movie to watch… Expand

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InglouriousAndyApr 13, 2016

'The Revenant" is an utter triumph of both filmmaking and the human spirit. Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy are electrifying. The cinematography by Chivo is stunning and chilling. This is Alejandro G. Inarritu's best film, and the best film'The Revenant" is an utter triumph of both filmmaking and the human spirit. Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy are electrifying. The cinematography by Chivo is stunning and chilling. This is Alejandro G. Inarritu's best film, and the best film of the decade.… Expand

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JuanLuisGG14Apr 10, 2016

A technically stunning drama filled with extremely gruesome but awesome special effects. Aside from that, Di Caprio's performance is stellar, and plot is strong.
Though that, I would say it isn't perfect, so that i give it a 9/10

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TornadoCreatorApr 9, 2016

While this film is well shot that's about all I can praise this extremely long winded and boring film for. While the opening was interesting, and the first half-hour gave us an incredibly visceral war scene that is frankly a piece of art inWhile this film is well shot that's about all I can praise this extremely long winded and boring film for. While the opening was interesting, and the first half-hour gave us an incredibly visceral war scene that is frankly a piece of art in and of itself; the rest of the film was just torture-porn of the worst kind. Leonardo DiCaprio did a good job here but that's not enough to save this film. The films plot can be summarised as, "nature beats up Leonardo DiCaprio for two hours while he's near death after he gets mauled by an unrealistic looking CGI bear". This is pretty much the only key event in the film and the rest is just a long drawn out torture scene as we watch poor Leo grimace and strain at the camera for hours. It's almost painful to watch and not because you're sympathising with the character, but because you're not interested in watching someone languish in pain for yet another run-on scene. Honestly, I would question the emotional stability of those who enjoy this, as I feel it would take some pretty entrenched sadism to get pleasure out of watching this.… Expand

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CaseyBartelsApr 8, 2016

Revenga! Leo's acting here is demanding of an Oscar, not to take any credit away from Tom Hardy either. The camera views were top notch and a storyline to keep you at the edge of your seat throughout. One of if not the best film of 2015. I'llRevenga! Leo's acting here is demanding of an Oscar, not to take any credit away from Tom Hardy either. The camera views were top notch and a storyline to keep you at the edge of your seat throughout. One of if not the best film of 2015. I'll be waiting to purchase this film the day it releases on blu-ray.… Expand

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peterbelbitaApr 8, 2016

"Revenge is a dish best served cold" is the most fitting adage here, seeing as how DiCaprio spends nearly the entire film in freezing conditions, fueled only by his fiery rage and insatiable desire for vengeance. The scenery is amazing; the"Revenge is a dish best served cold" is the most fitting adage here, seeing as how DiCaprio spends nearly the entire film in freezing conditions, fueled only by his fiery rage and insatiable desire for vengeance. The scenery is amazing; the graphics of the bear mauling impeccable; the intermittent gnashing of teeth (DiCaprio's) punctuate scenes like the icy blast of winter's first freeze, cutting the viewer to the core. No doubt, his performance was impressive, and he committed to the role with an intensity that skewers the viewer's soul, much as the computer-generated bear did to DiCaprio's nearly frozen limbs. The story itself misses the mark historically, as the real Hugh Glass did not have a son; however, the overlying, timeless theme of righting someone's wrong rings as true in the 1820's as it does today. It is that drive to make someone accountable for his actions that keeps the viewer glued to the screen from start to finish. One can't help but wonder what he or she would do in a similar situation, and how he or she at one time has also felt like Hugh Glass, wishing to make someone pay for another person's wrongdoing. In addition to DiCaprio's performance, Tom Hardy proved a force to be reckoned with, chewing each scene as hard as he did the wad of tobacco he slid carefully between his teeth and cheek intermittently. It was his performance that was perhaps the most overlooked, and the final reckoning between Hardy and DiCaprio was a cinematic masterpiece.… Expand

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MovieMasterEddyApr 7, 2016

Leonardo DiCaprio stars as a man struggling to survive in the wild in Alejandro G. Inarritu's bloody, bruising frontier epic.

A traditional Old West survival-and-revenge tale assumes the dimensions of a harrowing voyage to the AmericanLeonardo DiCaprio stars as a man struggling to survive in the wild in Alejandro G. Inarritu's bloody, bruising frontier epic.

A traditional Old West survival-and-revenge tale assumes the dimensions of a harrowing voyage to the American frontier's heart of darkness in The Revenant. Pushing both brutal realism and extravagant visual poetry to the edges of what one customarily finds in mainstream American filmmaking, director/co-writer Alejandro G. Inarritu, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki and a vast team of visual effects wizards have created a sensationally vivid and visceral portrait of human endurance under very nearly intolerable conditions; this is a film that makes you quite glad to have been born in a century with insulation and central heating. The combination of stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy, the director and critical enthusiasm in most quarters will make this Fox release a must for audiences in search of cinematic red meat (something the story offers up in abundance, and mostly uncooked), although vegetarians and viewers with otherwise delicate constitutions could spend half their time squirming with their sweaters pulled up over their eyes.

For a director who normally takes several years between films, Inarritu has remarkably turned around his most ambitious physical production within just one year of his awards-laden Birdman. Even the untutored eye would quickly recognize this as the work of the same key talents; The Revenant may use plenty of cuts and is set nearly entirely outdoors, but the fluid, prowling, sometimes gasp-inducing camera moves, along with the great depth of field, are the same. And both films are about men on the brink, in severe extremis, a condition that helps justify and sustain Inarritu's artistic high-wire act. It's Jeremiah Johnson meets Apocalypse Now.

Set in 1823 in the Rockies, less than two decades after Lewis and Clark led their map-altering, continent-opening expedition through the territory, the story is based on actual people whose real names are used in the film as well as in Michael Punke's 2002 novel, upon which the script is quite accurately described as being "based in part." In a way, the biggest difference between the novel and the film is that the former is aided by a map, very specific descriptions of the proximity of rivers, forts and other landmarks, which provide clear indications of how far the gravely injured hero must travel to get to what might pass for civilization in this context but certainly not in any other.
Inarritu shares screenplay credit with Mark L. Smith, whose prior creative endeavors lie in the realm of low-budget horror (Séance, the Vacancy duo, The Hole), and the script immediately ups the story's existential ante by deliberately not revealing how long a journey mountain man Hugh Glass (DiCaprio) might be facing, or whether he has any realistic hope of finding any place with a roof over it. On top of this, any temptation to provide the central character with interior monologues to reveal his anguished thoughts and feelings has been resisted; for most of the running time, he is limited to expressing himself via painful grunts and cries and very heavy breathing.

Their ranks decimated and with winter closing in, the white men decide to head back, which brings on the scene, 25 minutes in, that which no one who sees it will soon forget (and which will certainly pass through the mind of any viewer who in future takes a hike through bear country). While taking a rest in the forest, Glass is charged by a mother grizzly bear. The man injures her with the one shot he gets off from his long-barreled rifle but then can do nothing as the incensed creature slaps, claws, bites, rips open and steps on him with her giant paws before retreating. Beyond the sheer terror she provokes, the bear's behavior is fascinating to observe; for a good while, she sniffs and assesses her adversary closely, both in the manner of a cook judging the seasoning of a dish and a kid deciding about whether to play with a toy any longer. She retreats ... and then comes back for more.

The score by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto, with additional music by Bryce Dessner, is effectively ominous and grim.

It has been noted before, but The Revenant indicates, more than any film Lubezki has shot, the influence of the Russian team of director Mikhail Kalatozov and cinematographer Sergei Urusevsky on his work.

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FarhanFirozApr 5, 2016

I was speechless after seeing this movie, it blew me away. Alejandro González Iñárritu has proved that he is not a one hit wonder with this movie. The cinematography is the best I’ve seen all year with great single shots instead of cuttingI was speechless after seeing this movie, it blew me away. Alejandro González Iñárritu has proved that he is not a one hit wonder with this movie. The cinematography is the best I’ve seen all year with great single shots instead of cutting scenes. The natural lightning used in the movie was just beautiful to look at and made the movie viewing experience great. Leonardo DiCaprio‘s performance in this movie hands down the best performance of the year and his career. If he doesn’t win the Oscar then no one will. The other performances were great. I was really fascinated with the gore aspect of this movie it felt more realistic than any other R-rated movie. The score of the movie is brilliant. The only issue I have with the movie was that it’s a slow paced movie and I’d have loved to see more of Hugh Glass’ backstory.
In the end The Revenant is one of the best movies of this year. I recommend everyone to watch this movie just for Leonardo DiCaprio’s performance .… Expand

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pythag0rasApr 2, 2016

Wow. What a ride of a movie! Certainly has one of the most gripping scenes I have ever seen in a movie (no spoils but you'll know it when you see it, makes your jaw drop. ) Amazing movie. They get right to it too. Not a lot of buildup. HighlyWow. What a ride of a movie! Certainly has one of the most gripping scenes I have ever seen in a movie (no spoils but you'll know it when you see it, makes your jaw drop. ) Amazing movie. They get right to it too. Not a lot of buildup. Highly recommended!… Expand

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